Nice photograph!

"What? More Gruel??????" Certainly not boy! Pull yourself together and get back to work!

Nice Photograph, with exception of the black background effect, this is blending very well with the 'Classic FM' music on my radio right now, 'Grieg's The Last Spring'. Thank you for the image to go with the music. Regards Photon

I agree, a very nice shot good colour capture and crisp.

I like this shot very much; the wood grain, though not in contrast, gives a very good and appropriate background. A good example of nature attempting to return the elements back to the ground. I can't believe that you removed the two nails from those holes between the pincer legs, as I see no abrasive scuffing of the legs near the pivot rivet. I suggest that for your next shot you get as close ...

I must also confess but to a clerical error, in my haste I have committed a 'typo' the correct spelling is; 'Love-in-a-Mist', Family is RANUNCULACEAE. I only know this technical bit from the 'Observer's book of Garden Flowers, eighth reprint 1969, page 181 but my mother also had them in her front garden when I was a boy, we also have some in our garden. I think that this plant and flower displa ...

This I believe is 'Love-in-Mist'. Regards Photon

Nice shot and colours. It shows how critically shallow the depth of field becomes in close up work; I get the impression that the rear fully opened rose was approximately 100mm (4 inches) behind the subject rose bud, yet even at f16 the rear rose is becoming out of focus which may well have been your creative intention. Regards Photon

Amazing! Despite being an Engineer, I didn't realise that our coinage had any iron (Fe) content; so much for those metallurgy lectures all those years ago, I hang my head in shame. I didn't believe your explanation, I thought that you must have glued them with Epoxy Resin, till I tested my coins with a small magnet and was amazed, I found that only our so called copper coins have sufficient Fe ...

An incredible macro shot Jackitec, I imagine it must have been one of those moments when you say to yourself "got it"! Regards Photon